Manish Vyas' characteristic Indian fusion style, works wonders because it subtly merges captivating forms of music: Indian with contemporary sounds of the World.  In turn, it enhances these forms and styles, meeting East with West gracefully, yet keeping the Indian roots athentic and genuine, which makes it so attractive for both Indian and Western audiences around the world.

"The multi-talented Vyas blends elements of Indian pop, folk music and poetry to create a lush sounscape, that's perfect for any occasion." Yoga Magazine UK

Manish Vyas is composer, singer and multi-instrumentalist - he plays tabla, santoor, keyboard, swarmandal and harmonium.  He has released 14 albums, including pieces of popular music, sufi, mantras, sufi, dance, easy-listening and instrumental, based on Indian rhythms and ragas.

Tracks found in this playlist: 1 Bollywood song PIYA GHAR AVENGE (not published yet), WATER DOWN THE GANGES CD, MEERA (Sattva CSD) ISHQ (Sattva CD), SECRET OF LOVE (Secret of Love CD), Santoor by Manish (HEALING RAGAS CD), GUZAARISH (Secret of Love CD)

Manish Vyas Audio Samples of 7 songs short pieces

Manish Vyas, born in Gujarat, India (lives in Switzerland) and has been learning Indian music since the age of ten, he learnt Tabla with Ustad Allarakha in Mumbai, where he continued for many years, while he was in charge of the musical department at Osho Ashram in Pune, organizing and performing concerts. He is composer, singer, multi-instrumentalist (Tabla, Harmonium, Santoor, Keyboard) and teacher. Along his lifetime musical path, he has composed hundreds of songs, mainly in the devotional, folk, instrumental, meditative and Sufi genres. He has released more than 20 albums. He offers the perfect blend of Indian genuine sounds merged with a touch of fusion, which makes his music so accessible and appreciated by all type of listeners in the search of authentic Indian sounds. Manish lives currently in Switzerland where he runs a music academy in his spare time. "Important is people know what is what when it comes to sound, Indian music, mantra and Indian spirituality. I share that, what i learned from genuine sources, this is the least respect that Indian music deserves and will always deserve."